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appreciation OF the sincere and unaffected
kindness OF your citizens. Hoping the
encampment may be m occaaion Of much
usefulness and that the proceedings msy
illustrate the higheat patriotism Of Ameri.
can ci.izenship, Sga ayi.t 2}I8
Aafb Lam yours worry sincerely,
k gg }l,, GROVER CLXyKLAND,
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LIST OF THE LOSSES.

The following isl complete List Of further
Losses: sitstg.f' i5ts
John A. Cole, shoe dealer, $500; no in.
surance. lFsk! T.
James stealy, provision merchant, 500.
Dr.. O. W. Newton, dentist, $50. a
L. Adleson, clothing $500; fully in.
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THE CITADEL FIRE

Grafton, ". Va, Julv7. -. "a "
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The Courts.
PROBATE COURr|Jud0e MerricE.

PROBATE CoURT~Judoe MerricE.
To-day, estate OF Grtselda Anderson; will ad-
mentary issued to JAS Gallagher; bond 500 Es-
tate OF Leila K Eliot Moran; will filed. Estate Of
Thos. Anderson; will admitted to probate, &C.,
and letters tssuedt Motley Anderson; bond 81 600
Estate JAS. w. Deeble do, TO j. H. Wilson and W.
X. Decide; bond $1,000. Estate OF Charity Solo
mon; win admitted to probate, Sc. Guardianship
Estate OF Geo. Kerwien; petition OF Caroline ker-
wien for letters flled Estate OF Julia Brannagan;
Brannagan; bond goo Estate Of j. c. G. Ken.
needy; claim OF title TO certain property filed. Es-
tate OF Sara h. F1dler sale OF certain articles AL
tion fiied. Estate OF Margaret Carter; do Estate
OF Alexander Loving; Letters OF administration
issued TO Henry Loving; bond $500. Estate Of
OF August kamm; report OF administrator re-
turned Estate OF Marx Triton; letters OF admin
istration issued to Maria Tilton: tond ZOO.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Merrick
To-day, Belt agt. Belt; f1nal ratification OF SALE
Ambush agt. Smith ct al. order ratifying auditors
ney agt. Kearney; order ratify1ng sales.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Harper pro tenn
Yesterday, Sarah White diSorderly, $; N. Kelley,
profanity, s.; VIM. II. Mann disorderiy, So; James
and 90
concealed weapons S and SEQ. Robert s. Wilson,
sweeping rubbish In the street personal bonds. JOS
throwing rubbish in the street; S, appeal taken.
John Sanders assault on James Bowen; S.
s. or z days. Eliza Gleason, disorderiy conduct;
S. or 15 days. Philip Nor, destroying private
property; $40 collateral forfeited Moses Berry,
Indecent exposure; S collateral forfeited VIM.
Buckley, cruelty to animals; do Ruben Thorn
ton, destroying tree box; g or 3 days. Daniel
Lynch, profanity; 8 collateral forfeited. Molue
Boswell do; do. Minnie Gibbs, disOrderly con-
duct; do. b. Davis, profanity; do Frances Sew.
ell, unlicensed entertainment; do. Wash Curry,
suspicion; bonds or 80 days. Lewis Hayes, inde.
cent exposure; collateral forfeited. Charles Ben
nett and Maggie Mitchell, disorderly conduct; do.
Charles Green, profanity; s. or days. VIM.
Hall, do: do. Mary Nichols dlSorderly Ia county:
do. John Howard, trespass; S. or Is days Harry
HAYDEN do: do.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms 10 The Stal.
BOTH WILLING no DIE.
A Butcher and q Widow Commit Sui
eide T0HethNP

CINCINNATI, ONO, Sept 2.-Jno. Honmann this
morning heard groans in Englishs woods, not far
from the stock yards, in the northwestern part Of
the city, and upon looking for the source, found
woman, ana not three feet away the revolver with
which tn, the tragedy was erected. The patrol
arrived, and the bodies were taken to the
morgue, where 1t was q scertained that
the man was Frank Hammond, butcher,
living on Canal street, and the woman was Mrs.
LIZZIE tate, widow living at 376 Liberty street.
A ietteI written In German was found on Ham,
are both willing to die and 1t don't make any DIFF
ference to us what they say OF us"
Hammond Is married man. Some time ago he
tooK 81, 2Oo OF the joint earnings of himself and
Vile and eloped with the widow Tate to Chicago.
Hls Wite succeeded In inducing him to return, and
~ was tn0ught MS 1nfatuatiOn had been cured, but
There were no witnesses to the shooting and
whether 1t was agreed upon, or whether Hammond
Is not known. .
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

cAASGERY S.,! SALE , OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
11 ~. Ia alr! ESTATE OF PHILIP oTIEKBAcK,
BY yIrsue ct DEGREES of the Supreme Court of the
District OF aouitia IN Equity Cause No 1888. l
wners henry D. otterbacA aud otneis are COM Ell
Ienuai.ts which cause has been consolid- ted with
and diners IRE cc,uSiaiants ana Aenry uttepSsct
aud one. are DESCENDANTS the undersigned trustees
Der i'll front OF tue the following parcels Of
lhsT, On WEDNESDAY THE FOURTEENTH
sed IN Unioniown vt the corner Of Good nope Road
aud the Anacosta or 1iysr Road to Behring's. In the
acres Of land more or less occupied by Peter T.
AZ FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, ON THE SAME
DAa the houses aud lot known as tho homestead Of
IN the Wes Is sda ah nus
tween aud streets southeast the clty OF Wash.
being improved by substantial br,cH dwsiiinx and
OF her buildings and Incl udny the grounds apperaIn
1MMEDlATELY THEREAFTER, the lot at the
nj q e99 being at the
Washington, D. e., improved by store the corner,
dwslnng !. street adjoining.
psE % 'ss THE
n ot fas Sfds5 IaneS c9 .a q aALfrAI
ing On s.h street. street and 10.n stree! southeast.
ead some small frame hous and an old BRICK ware
L
and OF original Lot l. in square 397. each occupied
by small dwellings, Georgia sveuue, near lth street
sSSHIESssYyp FSiPsT, tRE s,xEeENEa PAY o.
M Lots H. f. If r. 5 *
III y5a Lots to ON street
being on io s1s re-
and Stay The
DA3 s. sEriEMbEk. 1857. Al aALF PAST FOUR
corner Of First street and street southeast. BENG
e sSi Sn 1s lee On in
1t tine Of Half .a
A. EYE 4 Sss ths T. xnS. Lots and
street. Fourth street street south aud south Car
o,na sysn9s s9 q HnsHsn.v rye rpvrvns
DAi or sLPILMBEk, 1851, At HALT-PAsT FUR
NJ s q H. III hi: o. H. Ia L.
bordering on 1enth street south and eleventh
aE
DAY ~ sEpfEMBLk 1887, Al HALF.pAsT FOUR
10 III bordering On - Sn s.S Ya
and streets northwest occupied rs q stone-ysrd
the different parcels made OF completed ut the
times severay specified ad,ournments viii be then
vegtised.
Terms 9a sale a. to each parcel follows One
twelve l2) aud twenty -iour (24) months respec-
OF the to spr lies
rate OF six per cent per Snnum from the day sale,
the property Sold an cash ut the option OF the
purchaser an cHnvsssneins AZ the cost OF the
and slO0 on each improved piece OF property required
not complied with IN iteen days trou, the day Of sale
the trustees reserve the right resell and
": .wILLoUGHBY,
H 4Ss l9q Z nHv 1iSsnue'
,i aes ! L9 !, avenue. Irussees'
au31 0O2 pennsylvania avenue NV,
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Charitable lnstttuti0ns.

TIE WOAAN8 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The report OF Della A. Freeman, treasurer OF the
year, which has been recently submitted to the
District Commissioners, shows that the total re-
ceipts from all sources were $7e7Se2; expenses,
S5,9SO.s0; leaving balance OF s., ee7.s2 The re-
port also states that the association has decided
to discontinue the work OF Caring for the number
OF orphans-between 80 and 40-occupying half
OF their building. There is a request that the
Commissioners include In their estimates for the
coming year S657.40 for the payment OF the build
Ing OF q stone walJ about the home The associa-
next year be restored to its former ngure $4,000,
with the addition OF the above item, f6o7.4O.
ST. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM.
Sister Elizabeth Relihan, president OF the St
AIMS Infant Asylum, has submitted to the COM
missioners report OF the affairs OF that institu-
ton for the past year, showing that I26 children,
80 Of whom were sent by the public authorities.
were received during the year. The children now
In charge are all well, without any disease OF
sickness.
THE NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
The annual report TO the Commissioners OF Z. L
Hutchinson, the president OF the National Homo
opathic Hospital Association, presents the follow
sl7,3ll.56; balance on hand July l, &, 0s7 9s.
During the year ninety-three patients received
hospital treatment. OF which number thirty eight
were free.
ST. ROSE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
The annual report of the st. Rose Industrial
School has been submitted by Sister Clara, the
head OF the Institution There are at present
seventy five poor girls being instructed In useful
trades by the sisters In charge The report states
that there Is no appropriation by the District In
F. A. Schmidt sends the September number of
Policemen Rush Steele and 7. E. Lee have been
suspended.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTH. 1887. CON-
mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell in
the stabe-yard corner Of 18th and streets north.
west the above stock.
They are all fine looking animals. larger than the
general run Of Texas horses. shapely and of good
color. averaging about 14h hands and from three to
FIVE years old.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
slots Auctioneer.
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WEEKS l. CO., Auctioneers.

LANCE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE EN-.
TtKE STOCK Of STAPLE E, AND FASCY. GRO ls0
BAGC0, FIXTURES. &c, CONTAINED IN STORE
SOSIHLAST CORNER OF FOURTH AND ID
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH,
Commencing At TEN O'CLOCK
In the above stock will be found
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS USUALLY
FOUND IN A RETAIL GROCEHY-SYRUPS,
FLOUR. TEAS. TOBACCO AND CIGARS, CAN
NED GOODS, SCALES AND WEIGHTS MEAS
ERks, Lot TIN,WARE, Woon,WAKE. ICE
BOX. SHOWCASES, LARGE LOT or SOAPS
AND SHELF E,QDS, SC. OF EVERY KIND, TO
WHICH WE CALL ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
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WILL SLocux OR GRIKR SUCCEED FARcHnD?-A
telegram from st. Louis says: 1t Is now DEFINITELY
settled that the night for the position Of command
er-n-chief OF the g. A. r. to be selected at the en-
campment here has narrowed down To Gen. d. p.
Grier OF this CITY, and Gen Slocum OF with
here from New York state show that SlOcum will
not have the full support OF his own state owing
TO his animostty to Gen Logan and his attitude In
the Fitz-John Porter case. The only Western
state Gen. SlOcum counted on was Indiana, and q
large number OF the Indiana veterans, It Is said,
that they can safely count on twenty states
already.
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Affair. in West Warrington.

DEATHs-JOs Lynch died at his residence. M.
2513 street, yesterday afternoon, after a hnger-
ing illneSs.-MrS Mary Cumberland, wife OF Jno.
Cumberland, died suddenly yesterday AFTERNOON.
at her residence, 3lO7 South street. The funeral
will take place Sunday afternoon. from Trinity
A GooD DAY FOR SQu1RRErs.-Messrs. Frank
Renshaw and John Curtin killed thtrty-two squIr-
rels yesterday In the vicinity OF Cabin John
Bridge.
FIVE DOLLARS FOR USING INDECENT LANGUAGE
Mamie Johnson, young coiored woman from this
Johnson, also colered, testined that her husband
visited Mamie. and the latter used some indecent
Language toward witness about her husband and
child. other witnesses gave similar testimony.
Mamie was fined s. or seven days
TEMPERANCE MEN M TEM.IA largely attended
tent which has pssn erecd sst MOUNT TaSoS
made by MI. Charles Nye and MI. a. Kaistron,
CANAL EMPLoYEs PAID OyF.-The canal payboat,
with President Bau9hman, Paymaster Cambria,
a1Ved az sr 81 S
trip the employees were paid Tor April and Nay,
1857, and about S21. 900 was disburssd
M.IGreas Faiis, temperature, IS; condition, 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 70; condition at
north connection, %; condition at south connec-
condition at innuent gate.houss 80: condition al
en1uent gate-house 80 High tide In the river to
Gay at 7:47 am; low tide at 2:s6 p m
Iowa DEMOCRATS IN CoNvKNIIoN.-Chairm
Hunter called the Iowa Democratic state Conven-
tiOn to order at Des MOines yesterday, and intro
duced senator W. W. Dodge Is Temporary chair
man. Every county WAS represented. and there
were 6lg deegates n aessndsnce , Ths temporary
OF the chairman. whose place was nled Sy Cato
sells. The platform adopted indorses the Admin
revenue basis; favors an intsrnsl-revenne tar on
liquor and tobacco; the abolition Of the Interstate
Commerce commission. ana Opposes sumptuarY
for governor on the first ballot: J. II El0er for
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COxxuYttOu HI 1kOVouoS
THE COLLECTOR AND OTHER CUSTOMS OFFICERS sUs-
PENDED FOR IRREGULAR ACTION.
The Department OF state Ia In receipt OF in
formation touching the recent military seizure OF
the custom house at Havana and the occurrences
OF the following week. The report says that these
occurrences greatly excited public feeling in
Havana, and that they are regarded OF deep rooted
corruption in fiscal administration and precarious
economic situation and decay OF material pros
perity. Following the seizure OF the custom
house, on August 1S, by order OF the governor
general all means OF outlet TO the wharveS and
Warehouses were closed, and guards established
over every dock and avenue. For several days
following q committee OF Investigators was en-
gagged In an examination OF the recent operations
OF the custom house. and the superior Officers and
many subordinates were suspended.
Certain merchants who are supposed to be in
connivance with customs ofIicials In contraband
operations became alarmed and IL is said that sew
ting that they were more or less compromised
begged TO be allowed TO correct their entries al
ready made. But three days were allowed them
and during that time the ordinary receipts from
customs duties were more than tnped. Tele-
grams were also sent to Madrid begging
Tor tntercession, and declaring that the commerce
OF Havana was not safely responsible for what
had occurred. but these have been disavowed by
protests from the syndics OF almost all the COM
mercial guilds The Madrid government has ap-
proved the acts OF the governorgeneral and all OF
the high revenue officers suspended-the coilec-
tor central administrator OF customs, appraisers,
&c-have been permanently suspended. The resig-
nation OF the intendent general OF finance has also
been accented.
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TEE DuKB WAS IN Bxp.-When the British
rived at Bouge, Algeria, the 01ciais OF that place
went aboard the flagship % pay their respects 70
19 nsv yvEs q f TIE nns q u 1e IS and
they retired without having eoen him. The French
press Is furious at the way the ofhctals were
treated
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Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department of the Interior:
Pension Office-PrOmotions: James Kennedy, OF
Ohio, s, 400 TO 81 600; John NJ. Loutz, OF Indiana
81 200 TO special examiner at s., 400.
ONCE or Indian Affairs-Appointmen under
civ1l-servtce rules: Herman j. SchulteiS, OF Wis
cOns1n, cOpytSt at $500.
Edwin ". Bennett, OF Fort Fred. Steele, Wyo-
ming, has been appointed custodian OF the aban-
doned military reservation at that place, at q
salary OF $50 per month.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 2-Cotton dul-mid-
ding 90 Flour Arm. with fair demand-Howard
street aud western super. 25a2. 10: do extra. 800
a3G0; do. faulty 3.75a4S5: city mills super. 2.25
a.. 02 do EXTRA 3O0s350: do. kio brands, 4. l5s
4.9Q; Patapsco superlative patent $40; do family,
4.1o Mheat-southern firm and active; red, 7SaSU;
amber, S0sS2; western higher and quiet No. winter
red spot and September, 7S4aTSk; October, SO1sa
S0Ai December, 31saS3A. Corn-southern steady
and firm white. 56a51 yellow. o4so5; western nom-
inally steady and dull mixed. spot ~ bid; Septem
Der, 4S4 bid; October 49s49k Oats firm and
steady-southern and Pennsylvanis. 2Sa34. western
and FIRM Hay aais, T. choice
s steady Mess pork Bun
B 5 7kssA clear rib sides on hams
packed. l7a22: creamery. 2aa25: Eggs hrm, 16sa
Rio carsoes. ordinary to fair. 19Na2Oh: Sugar
nrm-A soft. 90; copper refined nrm, 1OHal OF.
Whisky steady and quiet, l14a1.15. Freghts to
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton nd four Is. I'd
grain, I'd. Receipts-nour, 5. 100 barrels; wheat,
$4,000 bushels: corn. 1000 bushels: oats, 5000
bushels; shipments-dour. 1870 barrels. Sales
wheat 344.OO Dusnels; corn. <, 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. September 2, IL q. m.-There was
Q continuation OF the bullish feeling of yesterday at
the opening Of the wheat market this morning but the
strength was not maintained. October opened about
better, at Tx. and declined steadily to 711Sa71A
October corn started at AN, and declined to 4lsa4
May corn is quoted at 45Aa45,s October oats, 51sa
25a. October lard. Gas. October short ribs. 8.35.
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RY DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

IhUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST.
BY virtue of two deeds OF trust duly recorded. -
res, ectiyely, in Liber HOS, folio 373 and Iibersa
District OF Columbia, we will sell on 1HURSDA4 /,
FitTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1857,
n 1s Ninth AND eTkEEl q NOhIHM EST. wash
right te and interest Of frank Whiting In estate
q John = Sullivan, deceased, to which said Frank
winning ID emitted as one OF the children Of Eliza
beth Whiting, deceased, the daughter Of John
J. sullivan, together with ail aud singular the iln
arpurtenances to the same belongings OF in any wise
APP ertaming and All the estate right title interest
and call, either Ut law III equity otherwise how
the said hitting Of ill., to OF the said de-
scribed real estate aud premises.
Terms Of SALE cush: Of which deposit OF $3.50 must
be paid ut time sale balance within five days. other
wise the reserve the right resell 1T the risk
and cost of the detaultng purchaser after ve da s
public notice OF such resale In soue newspaper pub
ished III Washington D. Z. ConveyancinY, &C.. at
purchasers cost
OCEOLA c. GREEN, ! n-,...,
s1-dts WILLIAM A. GOhDON,J Ahes'eeS-
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

TOR sAIE-MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL RES
IL IDENCE, ROOMS DEIP, WELL-LOCATED
Va >. CONTAINS 3 rooms, pantries. &c fine
st bic lot "a Inches 120 feet to alley, Price
8 = 500. S1EIGER LIEBERMANN,
1903 street
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SENATOR SHERMAN AND THs WooL 0novna-
meeting OF the wool growers was held n Col.
umbus Ohio, yesterday, and resolutions we've
adopted in favor OF continuing the tar1R on wool
promised his support n Congress next winter.
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Salisbury on (sIad.tOne,

LONDON sept. 2.-Lord Salisbury has written
letter TO the conservatives In the BridgetOn
division OF Glasgow In explanation OF their defeat
dexterous ambiguity Of language many liberal
unionists have been persuaded that Mi. Gladstone
has abandoned no his ssparasst designs In course
definitely and then the exertionS OF the unionistS
will receive their triumphant reward"
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GOV. lIill TALK. to the Farmers.

FONDA, N. Y, Sept. Gov. Hill arrived here to-
DAY 10 alten0 the montgomery County falr. He
held reception at the Smell House, after which
he was the guest OF senator Wemple at Fulton
vile. This afternoon he delivered an address to
an immense crowd. Notwithstanding the rain.
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VNnOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

NALUABLE USIMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEOkUETOWN, D. c., Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, SLtTEMBEk SEVENTH. sxsss
1881 M FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, i'll front OF the nv
prelliaes, Will sell the following described -
lnroper,y being gar! Of Lo, Ne TO- fronting rs
back 2OI feet, beng part premises formerly
Belonging to the late Thomas Jackson.
Terins: One-Ialf cash; balance i'll six months, with
interest and sreured by deed OF trust property
sold or all cash ut the option OF the purchaser 500
down at tune OF sale.
81 dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctfonear
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Washington stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock E1chanEe are ,ted to-day:
Y. s; Ans. registered. 1891: 1859 bid, 1852 asked
Y 4 COUPONS po1se, 1894 bid, 1891 .s asked asked
D., c. Market stock, 7s, 1892 currency. ia
bid. D. G. Water stocks: Is, 1901, currency. 12O
$50 bid D 6. 5O-year fund. 3-65s. 1924. cur.
r rny la0 asked D e. 20 year fund: p. 2.
1 1872 coin 11 9a bid D. e 3o-ysar fund 6s.
town Railroad Stock $50 asked Washington Gas,
~; bid, 40] asked National Metropoiitan Insu.
Corcorsn Insurance. 81 bid. Columba Insurance,
l3 bid. German-American Insurance. lag bid.
Potomac Insurance, rs asked. Bank Of Washington,
100 bid, $40 asked National Metropolitan bank,
It's bid. Colulubia National Bank. 1l3H bid IA
Insurance Co. 6 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. 81 bid, 81 asked. Washing
Hfock. bid. 81 aakAu
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BOMBAY, Aug 1.-The Russians have left KerN
and proceeded in the direction OF Herat. Kerki
has been regarrtSoned by troops from OOrghenJ.
Natives report that Gholam ISLANDER has tempo
cope with the large force OF insurgents in the eld
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conference OF the Evangelical Association began
Its opening session here yesterday, one hundred
and I'VE delegates being present. The association
numbers one hundred and forty thousand commu-
nicants has seventeen hundred preachers and
was founded IN 1900. Delegates are present from
Germany, switzerland, Canada, and majority OF
the states OF the Union. During the conference
fourth bishop is to be elected there being but three
at present. The conference will last about three
weeks and will hold daily sessions
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OFFICE OF DANENHOWER SON.
" Heal Estate and Insurance Brokers'
lilo street northwest,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO-sTORY
FR RMiE B Sn IN, USED AZ STORE AND
Ninth AND SHEETS SOUTHEAST
hy virtue Ct deed Of trust. duly recorded in -
Of the District Of Columbia and at the written Vii
request Of the party secured thereby the undersigned
premises on THURSDAY, sEPTEMbER EIGHTH. A.
p, 1887. n HALP-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. M, the
Washington. IN said District 70 wits The north thirty
depth OF sixtyseven feet and halt inches t7
feet los inchesJ OF original lot numbered "a,
improved by tw0-story Frame Building used - .
store and dwelling.
Terms: All cash. deposit of s1OO will be required
% time Of sale terms OF sale arc not complied with
within ten l1O) days from sale the Trustees
right 10 resell the property after that time ct the risk
ana cost Of the detaultiDg purchaser.
Nm. W. DANkNaOWEk, ! r-,...
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,j AEustess.
THOMAS DOMLIN0, Auctioneer su27-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr

V1NHONAS DCWLING, AucuoneoE
HALI.Er DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANO. IN GOOD
ORDER; ONE SQUARE GRAND, In FINE CON.
DILLON; FINE CABINET HANDMADE PAkLOR
AND CHAMBER FUkNIl UhE OF ELEGANT
RESSNr ASD w1 na GhEkHf AHH
RACES, MUSiC RACKS WALNUT AND OTHER
DINING TABLES, Gu Ma AND GLASS WARE,
PLATED W AkE; MALNgT AND PAINTED
CARPETS, COVk1NG AND HEATING STOVES.
klTChkN ktQC!SITts, SCa
ing At Ten O'CLOCK. within aud in front OF my
auction rooms
n. B-The hne furniture win be sold within my
auction rooms promptly Ut ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Also ut Ten OCl-OCk. tor the District Government,
i s.al sell twenty school Desks.
Also 1T 1MELVE O'CLOCK. Horses, Carriages,
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